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Who will set out his economic plans in next months Autumn Statement he has said tax cuts are virtually impossible at present. Live now to manchester to speak to our political correspondent, nick eardley. The focus will be on the Economy Today and tax cuts and some people asking for higher wages as well. Good morning. There will be higher wages for a lotta people because the government is confirming today the National Wage will go up to £11, not a huge surprise because the government follows the...

Playing under a peaceful sky at last. Just two weeks ago, these children were hiding in bomb shelters. 15 year old macias says everything still feels like a bad dream. When on 19 september, azerbaijan launched its Military Offensive to establish full control over nagorno karabakh, he was at school in his hometown of martuni. Translation at around 2pm, we finished lessons at school. | i was On My Way Home with a friend. We heard loud banging. At first, i thought it was a military exercise. Then t...

Series of traumatic defeats has prompted a rethink in what was once seen as the most pro-Moscow of the ex-Soviet republics

Exploring the human impacts of Azerbaijan's attack on Artsakh (Cover Photo: Russian and Azerbaijan soldiers) "What's gonna happen to our family? What's The genocide in Armenia is not receiving enough attention and its human impacts are palpable

Armenian Security Council Secretary and Markus Ritter, who heads the European Union’s monitoring mission in Armenia, met today in Yerevan and discussed plans to increase the mission’s civilian and unarmed staff from 138 to 209.

“My entire life is packed in this one suitcase,” a man said as he boarded a minivan from Goris, southern Armenia, to the capital Yerevan amid the mass exodus of the ethnic Armenian population from Nagorno-Karabakh.  The man, 70-year-old Armen from Stepanakert, who had just arrived in Goris, shared his last days in Karabakh and future plans with the minibus driver.

If you want to expand your cocktail horizon these days, there’s no better drink to do it with than the martini.

The 100,000 inhabitants of the former separatist enclave are still in shock as they try to rebuild their lives after losing their territory to Azerbaijan in September.

Newly constructed and equipped with modern equipment, Martuni Medical Center officially opened over the weekend in the Gegharkunik region of Armenia, supported by funds from the World Bank’s Disease Prevention and Control (DPCP) project. The project

Russian peacekeepers have shut down another observation post in the zone of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict in the Askeran district, TASS reported, citing the Russian defense ministry.